Nanaimo Field Hockey ended its 2014-15 season Sunday at Merle Logan Field.
field hockeyfield hockeyflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1680orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:01:35 PMwidth 2500cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1162orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:02:08 PMwidth 2000cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 925orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:07:12 PMwidth 1500cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1844orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:09:18 PMwidth 2500cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1501orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:09:20 PMwidth 2500cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1200orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:22:16 PMwidth 1900cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REflash 16cameramake Canonheight 1665orientation 1camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/14/2015 10:20:12 PMwidth 2500cameramodel Canon EOS DIGITAL REIt’s kind of like ice hockey, but you’re outside, said Eiko Eby, president of Nanaimo Field Hockey, and on a beautiful spring day, she had a point.
The association ended its 2014-15 season Sunday with a friendly game against Comox at Merle Logan Field.
It was a good year, said Eby. A combined Nanaimo-Comox team dubbed Nanaimox placed first in the masters division at the Vancouver International Field Hockey Tournament last month, and Nanaimo also won an indoor tournament in the Comox Valley in February.
The league is looking for more players for next fall for weekly pickup games.
“We’ll take people young and old, male, female, and any skill level … no experience necessary,” Eby said. “Right now we’ve got some Dover Bay high school kids, we’ve got some people who have played at a high level, and men and women.”
For more information, please e-mail eikoeby@shaw.ca.
